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    Veteran Member Zebrafive's Avatar
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    Default Re: lynch pin help

    Quote Originally Posted by Zebrafive View Post
    I am thinking the lock pins that hold the lift link pins to my lower 3pt arms have a ring that you have to turn to release, like a split ring. I'll check my tractor and report back.
    Pins do have a split ring, hole in each end of ther pin, you thread the split ring thru the end hole to keep the pin in. JD part number AL114597
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    Platinum Member bironacad's Avatar
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    Default Re: lynch pin help

    Quote Originally Posted by Zebrafive View Post
    Pins do have a split ring, hole in each end of ther pin, you thread the split ring thru the end hole to keep the pin in. JD part number AL114597
    If you look at the image in the first post you will see not all lynch pins are created equal, lol, I like the idea of threading it through a hole but this was not an option with the pins I have been able to obtain.
    “If at first you don't succeed, you are running about average.”
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    HOw to loose linch pins blowing snow! I believe how it happens is..... We all hit things (curbs etc...). Because to many of the blowers are attached to a 3 pt hitch arms with a pin that is not a clevis style. The pin sticks out from one side mount of the blower, as apposed to a clevis mount, bends with a hit and abrupt stop. After the pins bend every force there after forces the arms off center thus putting pressure on the linch pin. Metal fatigue acts on the linch and eventually breaks.

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    Platinum Member bironacad's Avatar
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    Default Re: lynch pin help

    Quote Originally Posted by Short Game View Post
    Get the high powered black ones. But look out for them. They will bite you both opening and closing them.
    Did a couple of days of Bush Hogging with no problems using the Black Lynch Pins, thanks!
    “If at first you don't succeed, you are running about average.”
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